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Buying Property at Auction Advice
Hello,
I am planning to go and bid at the courthouse steps for a couple properties I am interested in. I have never done this before, previously I have bought regular short sale, foreclosure proeprties that have gone through a traditional closing process.
I wanted to get advice on some proper precautions to take. Meaning how do I know if the property has contractor liens, unpaid utilities or any other debt attached to the property?
Is there a service I can hire to tell me this type of information? So I can price this extra expenses into my bidding price.
Thanks in Advance.